A new report suggests the arrival of the range iPhone 11 Series with USB charger Type-C

Long ago rumors are running that Apple will head to a USB Type-C port on the iPhone with suggestions that it should start with the iPhone arriving in 2018, including the iPhone. 39; iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max and iPhone XR. But, of course, this has not happened and the current iPhone is still based on the Lightning port.

Now, he claims

IPhoneL & # 39; iPhone 11 will come with a USB-C charger. pic.twitter.com/FqYgAHJnqx

– LoadLAB (@chargerlab) August 20, 2019

The new range of iPhone, expected to arrive next month, will come with a charger that includes a type C USB connector in the case, suggesting that Apple will eventually switch to the USB Type C port on the new iPhones, probably in the month. Next This will allow Apple to connect a fast charger to its smartphones, knowing that current iPhone phones come with a charger capable of charging only 5 W, unlike some Android phones with a loading speed of 50W.

This information comes from an unnamed reliable source who spoke to a senior executive who told him that the new Apple iPhone 11 will come with a charger including a Type C USB connector in the case.

One possibility is that the iPhone does not actually have a USB Type-C port, but the charger and cable will be updated to include the first one with a USB Type-C port, while the second one is equipped with 39, a USB Type-C connector on one end and a Lightning connector on the other. . For now, the only way to quickly charge your iPhone is to purchase an Apple USB Type-C to Lightning cable and a compatible USB power adapter.

The inclusion of a fast charger in the iPhone tray is a longstanding requirement of Apple customers. Since the USB Type-C standard is now more common in consumer devices, Apple may be ready to sell new cables in anticipation of the transition to the new standard.

Overall, we'll probably make sure everything is the moment Apple officially unveils the new iPhone 11 Series lineup in September, probably on September 10th. If the forecasts are correct, Apple will probably start pre-ordering its new smartphones on September 13 and selling on September 20 in the first group of countries. The iOS 13 update should also be available to all users on September 23rd.